"Blash" <blash1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Freddie B. wrote on 7/1/07 1:23 PM:
>
>> Why are you so pessimistic about the results of the legal process?
Oddly
>> enough, many people complain (hidden agenda?) that someone can make
>> millions
>> off "frivolous lawsuits", and yet it seems hard to get what one really
>> deserves - ?
>
> Because I've seen people get themselves into bad positions because of
> initial stupid moves on their parts and instead of learning from their
> mistakes, their pride causes them to do things even stupider in their
hope
> of "just to get even"......
> They usually end up even worse off than if they had just chalked up
the
> initial move to "a learning experience".......
>
Hmmm... I would think, trying to get ones rights asserted through the
legal
system (assuming the case is handled properly, not a bad judge or jury,
etc.) would not be a stupid thing in the hope of getting even. I've got
too
much tied up in this mess to just chalk it up to anything, and although
the
"company" was delisted, the patent held by the CEO is real and potentially
valuable. I have "good paper" etc.
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